Northern Star 4H Club Hosts Demonstrations and Socials
The Northern Star 4H club met at Mildred Peters home on Wednesday July 30 with eight members and two visitors. Marie Donadison and Margaret Stewart led a dresser box demonstration. refreshments and yard games followed adjournment. The night featured a guest of honor at a party with relatives from town and an evening of reminiscences, songs, and an organized program prepared by Emma Hall and Emma Black. Another 4H meeting at Myrtl Coakley’s on July 29 included a chair caning demonstration by Ruth Dunbar and Coakley, followed by refreshments. The Country Club dinner, led by Leslie Eicher’s committee, featured decorations, dancing, and music by the Lytle orchestra. Also noted was a birthday gathering for Mr. Rathmel with gifts including a bouquet of japonais and a four-course luncheon. Pythian Sisters will meet in Castle Hall Tuesday at eight. Royal Neighbors plan a Modern Woodmen hall meeting Tuesday at eight. Prince Sevelode of Russia and Prince Birabongse O'Som at Etor College are profiled in track heats. Bremen streetcars reported a half a million mark lottery prize and workers saluting the event. Falls City farmer Reilman is credited as possibly the first to plant alfalfa in Richardson County in 1880.
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Northern Star 4H
Mildred Peters
Marie Donadison
Margaret Stewart
Leslie Eicher
ME Ladies Aid No 2 August Meeting Canceled
Announcement that unit No 2 ME ladies aid will not meet in August. The Friendly Social club will convene at Mrs. Frank Earl's home on Tuesday afternoon August 5. Washington Lodge A M regular meeting at Brookhart office.
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Unit No. 2
Ladies Aid
Frank Earl
Washington Lodge
A. M
Brookhart
Louisa County events planned for late September in Wapello
In Columbus Junction plans for the Louisa County frolic set for late September in Wapello are under way. A pageant led by Mrs. H W Baker will be repeated with new features alongside a beauty contest. The Farm Bureau picnic and Home Project events occur August 6 at Chautauqua Park with contests and a $10 prize for the winning mittenball team.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Wapello
Louisa County Court House
le J. Dickvnst
States Senate
H.W. Baker
Wapelio
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Home
Weaders
Hl Club
Columbis
Chautauqua Park
Tod Pom
State Farm Baroy
Mary Larson
Dayton Grove Obscure Notices and Family References
Local clipping lists various Dayton Grove names and mentions Mrs J B Mo, Mrs Susie Forvier, and others in scattered lines. It alludes to families such as Lyall Moore and the value of a social event, with fragmented phrases about neighbors, attendance, and dates. The legible fragments point to a community notice or social column without a clear single event.
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Ae Dayton Ghove
Ksiae
Bea
Susie Forvier
Ashanaan
Pater Loekas Orb
Mr Rist
Ifdoroe
Bniong Sr
Rascehiay
Bare Wsinore
Crea
Lad
Fuse Gent
McCall
Dane Ter
Margaret Cele Trat
Ponay Atten Lyall Moore
Ruby Dare Tilday
Anday
Venny
Tas
Tapp Howe
Journal Want Ads Trial Convince
A brief notice notes that a trial will determine the fate of a wanted advertisement request. It signals pursuit of a decision on whether to publish the classified ad. The item reads like an interim action listing.
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Journal
Ruth And Naomi Faithful Paths To God In Bethlehem
A Sunday School lesson on Ruth 1 1 19 describes Naomi and Ruth returning from Moab after famine and death in Bethlehem Ruth chooses to join Naomi in faith renouncing heathen gods and embracing Jehovah The story highlights Ruths noble decision and the blessings she receives including connection to the Redeemer lineage and Gentile inclusion.
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Naomi
Ruth
Bethlehem
Judas
Moab
Orpa
Charm to Character in Social Graces Practice
Fragmentary note suggests Charm enhances character through small brogesses and courtesies habitually practiced in social interactions. mentions Kelty as potential source or reference with emphasis on display of talents and accomplishments.
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Kelty
Fragmentary note on happiness and trouble in a dim lantern
A cryptic fragment discusses happiness, liberty, and a dim lantern while alluding to trouble and pursuit. The text references a world made like lic and a search for joy, with unclear context or subject names.
Keota M C F and Rebekah Lodge picnic gathering
Keota Keokuk County C F and Rebekah Lodges held their annual picnic at Wilsons Park with about two hundred in attendance. A bountiful noon meal was served. J B Taylor of Indianola, brother of Mrs. Andrew Meampbell, a longtime local resident, was remembered after his death. Officers for the coming year were elected including C C Heninger president and Mrs W Farrow secretary treasurer.
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Keokuk
Keota
Ale Tuks
JM. Witte
L. L. Chamness
Christian Church
C. C. Heninger
George Baker
Sig
W. Farlow
Sigourne
Sigourney
Keewick
South English
Richland
Associatourney
J.B. Taylor
Indianola
Andrew "Meampbell
Fur exposition to open with 97 varieties on display
Russia will host an international fur exposition featuring 97 varieties including a herd of carneal sheep with shepherds from Rokhara and other regions. The event marks a major display of fur bearing animals and related crafts.
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Russia
Ue International
Turkestan in their original dress and living in huts
Fragmentary text describes Turkestan people in traditional dress and huts. The clipped passage mentions public demonstrations and personal thought, with a quoted line about why "Gs" escape, attributed to Hi Ho in Chinatown.
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Turkestan
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington St
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Mary Motts
Oweny
Luca Rowder
Helen Stephens
Florenc Hall
Emma Hall
Emma Black
Myrtl Coakley
Ruth Dunbar
Mr. Ratha
Castle Hall
M. E
Woodman Hall
Eton
London
Prince Sevelode
Prince Birabongse O’ S'om
Etor College
Prince Birabongse
Bremen
Falls City
Neb
Toy Reilman
Fails City
Richardson County
Hamburg
Ibe
Oriez & Speer
Puuxk
Perr Seagle
Martha Tatler
C. C. Vincent
Milton
N. Devare
T S.curtis
Whatsoever Society
Methodist Church
George Stappancare
Minnesota
Thales Todd
Wapelto
Chard Noble
Morning Sun
Willer
D. Darrow
Mise Helen
Oakdale Sanitarium
And
T. F. Hantz
Davenport
Charles Dill
J. C. Lambert An von
Fredy
Charles
Lantering
Mary Dill
Net
Dra
J. W. Hubba
Migsen
Martha
Grave
M.W. Klote
Ign Florencs
Chicago
Tome Mize Mary Line
Nettie Dill
Ladies Aid Society of the
Otter
Chutes
Dayton Grove
J.B. Mo
Naomis Faithfuleas
World Brotherhood
Aomi
Orpab
Jehovah
Israel
Boaz
Christ
Palestine
Roxy
Bardine
Chester
George Bobbie
She Falk
Washington
Hk North Side Cafe
Pir
Oskaloosa Division
Magic Wanins
St.pks
RWS Supreme Coffee Pound
Jack Sprat
BBC
Calumet Powern
Ss. Crone & Sons
Iowa
BR. W. Bozman
Crawfordsville
Roekstra
Rite Way
C. BR. Paisley
Wyman
E. H. Faris
Brighton
C. E. Hensley
Wayland
San Rade
Crone’s Rite-Way Market
Grocery
Kohr
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